The president is ‘fighting for fascists’ and ‘is the United States’ disgrace’, Dimitry Medvedev saidJoe Biden is “trying to start World War-III”, Russia’s former President and PM Dimitry Medvedev has claimed as NATO missiles are set to be placed on the Russian border.Biden opened his State of the Union address on Tuesday by drawing a direct comparison between himself and his forebear in office,

Tehran: Iran has condemned the US-based tech giant Meta’s decision to remove the Facebook and Instagram accounts of its supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, calling it a "violation of freedom of expression," as reported by The Times of Israel on Sunday.Instagram and Facebook are among the most popular social media platforms for Iranians, but while the government blocks their use, officials in

Beijing: In a stern reply to India amid the diplomatic standoff between the two nations, China has said that deploying more troops at the border would not ease tensions. It said that it is committed to upholding peace and tranquillity in the border areas.While addressing a regular press briefing on Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said, "India’s move of strengthening

India has freed up thousands of soldiers to strengthen its disputed border with China, adding a potential irritant to its already sour relations with Beijing.A 10,000-strong unit of soldiers previously assigned to the country’s western border has now been set aside to guard a stretch of its frontier with China, said senior Indian officials who didn’t want to be named because discussions are

In a significant move to bolster its artillery capabilities, Armenia has recently confirmed its decision to procure 84 of the Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) from India, an investment of $155 million, Army Recognition reports.This deal marks a notable development in the defence sector, showcasing India’s emerging stature as a major arms supplier on the global stage.The ATAGS (Advanced

The Adani Group is going to make big investments in the defence sector in the next 10 years in line with the government’s push for achieving self-reliance in defence manufacturing, a top executive of the company said. Ashish Rajvanshi, the CEO of Adani Defence and Aerospace, said the company is complementing the government’s efforts towards ‘Make in India’, noting that "everyone will have to work